Purchase of paper hygiene products

This tender is well-structured and highly transparent, demonstrating strong adherence to e-procurement principles and a clear focus on green procurement. While generally comprehensive, minor details like the NUTS code are missing, and social/innovation aspects could be enhanced.

The tender exhibits good legal compliance, utilizing ESPD conditions, referencing EU sanctions, and indicating WTO/GPA adherence. The procedure type 'A' is a national classification, but 'Negotiation Allowed' provides further clarity. Deadlines are reasonable, and no disputes are reported.

The tender is exceptionally clear. The description is concise, requirements are well-documented and specific (e.g., eco-label), and the evaluation criterion (100% lowest price) is explicitly stated, correcting the automated flag. Performance and financing conditions are clearly referenced to the provided draft contract.

Most essential information is present, including title, reference, organization, value, and duration. All necessary documents are attached and summarized. The primary missing detail is the NUTS code for location information.

This tender demonstrates high fairness. The estimated value is disclosed, documents are fully accessible, and the evaluation criterion is objective and transparent. The technical requirement for an eco-label allows for equivalents, preventing tailoring, and e-procurement ensures equal access.

The tender supports electronic submission and e-procurement, enhancing accessibility. While a specific contract start date isn't fixed, the tender validity period and the provision of a draft contract offer sufficient practical information. Financing details are available in the contract.

The data provided is largely consistent across different sections and documents. Key fields are populated, and there are no reported disputes or suspensions. The explicit statement of evaluation criteria in the AI summary and Document 4 corrects the automated check's inconsistency.

The tender explicitly includes green procurement aspects, notably requiring an EN ISO 14024 Type I eco-label or equivalent for products. However, it lacks explicit social criteria or an innovation focus, and it is not EU funded.